Vinnie Hager 'Eye Sore' Original Available

Artist: Vinnie Hager
Title: Eye Sore
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 12 x 16 Inches
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: $950

Tom Shaw 'Dead Of Winter' Prints Available

 

Artist: Tom Shaw
Title: Dead Of Winter
Medium: Handpulled 3 Color Screen Prints
Size: 12 x 18 Inches Each
Edition: 12 Each
Price: $65

Tom Shaw 'Vibrating Roses' Prints Available

Artist: Tom Shaw
Title: Vibrating Roses
Medium: Handpulled 1 Color Screen Prints
Size: 16 x 20 Inches Each
Edition: 30 Each
Price: $50 Each or $160/Set

Max Machen 'Sunflowers' Print Available

Artist: Max Machen
Title: Sunflowers
Medium: Handpulled 3 Color Screen Print
Size: 29.7 x 42 cm
Edition: 34
Price: £85

 

Based in the creative hub of Glasgow, Scotland, the illustrator and printmaker Max Machen has carved out a distinct niche within the limited edition art print community. Originally hailing from the United Kingdom, he began focusing seriously on his artistic practice during his formative years before pursuing formal training at the Cambridge School of Art. It was during his time in Cambridge that he refined his signature aesthetic, which is characterized by a playful sense of humor, bold geometric shapes, and a vibrant color palette that resonates deeply with poster collectors seeking joyful yet sophisticated decor. His education provided him with a strong foundation in traditional printmaking techniques which he now seamlessly blends with digital processes to create his highly sought after works.

Since establishing his professional studio, Max Machen has reached several significant milestones that have solidified his reputation among international art enthusiasts. One of his most notable accomplishments includes the publication of his illustrated book titled The Catch, which showcases his ability to weave narrative through minimalist visual storytelling. His work often explores the mundane aspects of daily life, transforming them into extraordinary scenes through exaggerated proportions and clever compositions. This unique approach has led to collaborations with major brands and publications, further elevating his profile within the graphic arts industry.

The exhibition history of this talented artist reflects his growing influence in the gallery circuit. He has participated in several curated showcases that highlight the intersection of illustration and fine art. A significant moment in his career was his involvement in the Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts, a prestigious event that selects works from thousands of global submissions. His presence in such a historic venue underscores the technical skill and universal appeal of his printmaking style. Additionally, his work has been featured at the V&A Dundee as part of their design focused retail and gallery initiatives, providing a platform for his prints to reach a wider audience of design aficionados.

Collectors of limited edition posters often recognize his most famous pieces, which have become staples in modern interiors. Each print serves as a testament to his ability to evoke nostalgia while maintaining a fresh and modern perspective on visual communication.

By maintaining a consistent output of high quality screen prints and engaging regularly with his audience, he continues to be a prominent figure for those invested in the contemporary print movement. His dedication to the craft of printmaking ensures that every piece bearing his name is a collectible work of art. As he continues to evolve his style and explore new themes, his influence on the poster collector community remains steadfast and significant.

Banksy 'Sweatshirts + T-Shirts' Available

Artist: Banksy
Title: Various
Medium: Sweatshirts + T-Shirts
Size: Various
Edition: UNSURE
Price: €16-€40 Each

I never thought I would see the day where Banksy licensed his images out to do cheesy t-shirts. Sad day!

Lukas Leibe 'Life On Earth' Print Available

Artist: Lukas Leibe
Title: Life On Earth
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 30 x 42 cm
Edition: 40
Price: €110

Pat Cantin 'Dauche Groite' Print Available

Artist: Pat Cantin
Title: Dauche Groite
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 16 x 20 Inches
Edition: 5
Price: CAD $350

 

Patrice Cantin born in 1978, known as Pat Cantin, is an acclaimed artist originating from Jonquiere, Quebec, Canada. He established his home base in Montreal in 2002, immersing himself in the local art scene and cultivating a distinct, expressive style that bridges the gap between figurative and abstract art. While he maintained a background in web design for many years, he officially began focusing entirely on his art practice, launching his career as a full time painter in early 2012. His educational background includes a Bachelor’s degree in Visual and Media Arts completed at UQAM in the early 2000s. Known also in digital circles, specifically through platforms such as SuperRare and Foundation, he often works under the moniker Acid Boy, creating vibrant, complex pieces.

Cantin’s work is characterized by a playful and spontaneous approach to portraiture, often described as anti portraiture where he explores emotional states rather than strict representation. He works primarily with a mix of oil, acrylic, and aerosol paint, directly using his hands on the canvas to feel the material, a technique that gives him direct control over his artistic gestures. His artistic philosophy rejects rigid consistency in favor of raw creativity, frequently comparing his creative process to the band Radiohead, where each new series of works is distinct. His art is highly sought after by collectors for its vibrant color palette and unique texture.

Significant accomplishments for Pat Cantin include building a sustainable career as a full time painter since 2012 and expanding his portfolio into the digital art and NFT market, featuring pieces like "Singularity" and "Sine Cosine". He has collaborated with Softmotion to translate his paintings into 3D lenticular art, creating immersive, kinetic pieces that shift with movement. His work has been featured in DeSerres spotlight features. He has participated in various exhibitions, including a notable, exclusive, and sold out event for FUMILE in Frelighsburg, where his art was the center of a silent auction. He frequently shares his creative process and new works on his Facebook page.

James Weinberg 'Blacklight Owl' Print Available

Artist: James Weinberg
Title: Blacklight Owl
Medium: Handpulled 5 Color Screen Print
Size: 12.5 x 15.25 Inches
Edition: 500
Price: $100

 

Based in Somerville, Massachusetts, James Weinberg is a prolific American illustrator, designer, and screen printer who has spent decades refining a distinct visual language rooted in geometric abstraction and organic texture. Known for his vibrant use of color and intricate layering, James Weinberg first began focusing seriously on art and design in the late nineties, eventually establishing his own studio to bridge the gap between commercial graphic design and fine art printmaking. His education in the arts provided a solid foundation in traditional techniques, which he has since translated into a prolific career producing limited edition silkscreen posters and environmental graphics. Weinberg is highly regarded within the poster collector community for his ability to synthesize mid century modern aesthetics with a modern folk art sensibility. His work often features stylized landscapes, botanical studies, and architectural forms that resonate with those who appreciate the tactile quality of hand pulled prints. One of his significant professional milestones includes being commissioned to create large scale public art installations, such as the prominent mural projects throughout the Boston area. These accomplishments are documented through his participation in regional design initiatives and public art programs hosted by organizations like the Somerville Arts Council.

His exhibition history reflects a deep connection to the local and national art scene, having participated in numerous curated events that celebrate the intersection of design and printmaking. He has showcased his work at The Nave Gallery, where his unique approach to pattern and form was highlighted in a professional setting. Furthermore, his involvement in the Somerville Open Studios has allowed him to engage directly with collectors, providing a rare glimpse into his process of screen printing and the meticulous color separation that defines his portfolio. His presence at high profile events like the Lowell Folk Festival further cements his reputation as a master of the festival poster medium. Several of his pieces have become favorites among limited edition art enthusiasts, particularly those that focus on natural themes and urban exploration. Famous pieces of art by James Weinberg include his amazing Beetle Pattern, the striking Boston Skyline screen print, and Jellyfish his various flora and fauna themed posters that utilize bold overlapping inks to create new secondary colors. His work often appears in specialized design publications and has been featured by the AIGA, the professional association for design, recognizing his contributions to the field of visual communication. By focusing on the physical craft of screen printing, Weinberg ensures that each piece in a limited run maintains a level of individual character that digital reproduction cannot replicate. For collectors of limited edition posters, his work represents a perfect balance of technical skill and artistic vision. His studio, located within a bustling creative hub, continues to produce work that is both accessible and highly collectible. By avoiding mass production in favor of small, high quality batches, he has maintained a dedicated following of art lovers who value the authenticity of a hand crafted print.

EMEK 'Carnival Tiger' Print Available

Artist: EMEK
Title: Carnival Tiger
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 8 x 10 Inches
Edition: 500
Price: $100

 

Roger Peet 'Smoke Portrait #3' Print Available

Artist: Roger Peet
Title: Smoke Portrait #3
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 20 x 26 Inches
Edition: 100
Price: $150

 

Roger Peet aka TooSphexy is an American printmaker, muralist, and organizer based in the PDX Portland, Oregon, who is widely recognized within the poster collector community under the moniker Roger Peet. His work serves as a vital bridge between environmental activism and high quality graphic art. By focusing on the intersection of biodiversity and social justice, he has carved out a unique niche for collectors of limited edition relief prints and screen printed posters. His aesthetic is defined by intricate linework and a deep technical mastery of the linocut process, making his physical editions highly sought after by those who value the tactile nature of traditional print media.

Peet began focusing on his art career in earnest during the early two thousands, driven by a desire to use visual communication as a tool for ecological storytelling. He is a founding member of the Justseeds Artists Cooperative, a decentralized group of printmakers who prioritize social consciousness and accessible art. His formal and informal education in the arts was forged through years of hands on practice and collaborative projects, allowing him to develop a signature style that avoids the typical tropes of modern commercial illustration. Instead, he utilizes a raw, organic approach that honors the natural world he depicts. To see his most recent works and process shots, you can follow Roger Peet on social media, where he frequently shares insights into his carving techniques.

One of the most significant accomplishments in his career is his leadership of the Endangered Species Mural Project. This massive undertaking, coordinated with the Center for Biological Diversity, has resulted in a series of large scale public artworks across the United States. These murals highlight at risk species in their native habitats, bringing scientific awareness to local communities through striking visual narratives. Beyond the streets, his work has been featured in prestigious settings such as the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, where his contributions to the Justseeds portfolios are preserved as part of the permanent collection.

His participation in gallery shows often centers on themes of resistance and environmental resilience. He was a key contributor to the exhibition titled We Are the News at the Konsthall C in Stockholm, which explored the role of printmaking in social movements. Additionally, his work has been showcased at the Pacific Northwest College of Art, reinforcing his status as a pillar of the regional art scene. These exhibitions offer collectors a glimpse into the depth of his thematic exploration, often featuring intricate woodcuts and screen prints that challenge the viewer to reconsider their relationship with the earth.